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There is so much to love here. The voice! The socks and sandals! The left-handed guitar played a la Jimi style! Awesome.
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Last of a batch. Best till last. PM if interested in trade.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JpAl0K9K_g
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You would just ask here https://www.righttoknow.org.au/ They will most likely ask you for $30 though. I paid the money for my police file. was interesting reading.
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Psychodelics Beyond The Mind - Hypertension, Inflammation, Cardio Vascular Disease, Obesity and Diabetes
Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Pharmacology, Chemistry & Medicine
Came across this regarding DMT and on how DMT relates to inflammation. A few interesting things is that are covered in this research - most of it is beyond my understanding - one is that serotonin receptors are not they key to understanding DMT psychedelic activity and more. -
Cacao & Quetzalcoatl & Jonathan Ott & Actec Flavours
Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Ethnobotany
I am actually thinking to integrate ceremonial Cacao as part of a San Pedro ceremony. -
Cacao & Quetzalcoatl & Jonathan Ott & Actec Flavours
Humboldt replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Ethnobotany
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Anyone know of any spots near Cali? Or has Aura wiped them all out?
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I've had a number of peeps out there flick me pics already for IDs. It depends on where you are though re rainfall as it's been super localised. I just want to take the opportunity to put it out there that there are optimal conditions which are harm reductive to forage in. By that I mean, in the right conditions there will be little other mushrooms to confuse active ones with, and there will be a lot more available, making exposure to other less-favourable 'random variables' due to excessive time in the field attracting unwanted attention. Remember, one of the most harmful things about mushrooms are the laws surrounding their use and possession
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Been seeing Toadstools popping up everywhere last two days thought I'd check a local spot. Looked great from afar but no Cigar, not a Goldtop in sight. Signs for a season to come though maybe, When do you expect first flush RC?
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Also dea in lions tale, will that trigger a cannabis result? Is there some way to use FOI or somthing to find out exactly how and what is being used in road side testing to make some copy of it i wonder?
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Edible Acacia/Wattle seeds + free seed pack for top aswers : )
fyzygy replied to bardo's topic in Australian Native Plants
Acacias of Australia was eventually published in 2 volumes. I have the first volume, original edition. The illustrations are amazing. I was disappointed that there were no entries for some of the more renowned ethnobotanical species. Information is aimed at horticulturists, very little on traditional use as food or medicine. Incredibly detailed drawings, and a glossary too, make this a good reference for botanists. -
Actually, not Saturday 25th but Sunday 26th it seems.
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The APS are teaming up with PATCH to host another awesome picnic ! PATCH will be offering a cactus seed-growing workshop, in which everyone gets to participate for free and take home their own container of baby cactus they sewed themselves Tell your friends as this is a fantastic opportunity to meet like-minded and similarly interested people in this rapidly growing community. Bring picnic things; food, drink, etc This time we will at The Bell Frog Pavilion, Wentworth Commons by Olympic Park and have secured a covered area with tables. We will get there around 10:00am with the cactus growing workshop commencing at 12:00pm midday and after 2:00pm we can move to the grassy oval. Please click on the Facebook link https://facebook.com/events/s/aps-patch-community-collaborat/1660505814439205/ if you plan on joining us- so we can get an idea of how many are coming and we look forward to seeing you there.
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Fiona is my all-time favourite vocalist. I am stoked to see Strawpeople back...
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Coliumnar Cactus ID 8 Ribs Glaucel Skin Long Brown Spines
Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
The damage is not rot. Its damage from when it was harvested and dropped. Going by what you have said. I will just leave it standing up until it has roots. -
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fyzygy replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
If there is rot you would do better to expose those parts to sunlight and ventilation, rather than bury them. Horizontal takes longer, in my experience, for both roots and pups to form. It's hard to say why some cuttings throw pups and even flowers in preference to roots, no matter which way they're oriented. -
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Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
I was just thinking - could I just lay the tip cuttings log style on their sides putting the damaged parts face down and out of sight and that way it might pup and put roots out at the same time? Thoughts? -
Coliumnar Cactus ID 8 Ribs Glaucel Skin Long Brown Spines
Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
I will leave it for a year to let it recover and root then next pupping season off will comes its head. -
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fyzygy replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
It could put energy into making pups, rather than roots. But it could already be putting energy into fighting an infection, rather than root production. I'd be keeping water well away from it, for the time being. -
Coliumnar Cactus ID 8 Ribs Glaucel Skin Long Brown Spines
Ishmael Fleishman replied to Ishmael Fleishman's topic in Cacti & Succulents
At the moment these two cuttings do not have roots, if I cut of the top would that be a concern? Happy to trim off the tops and try to graft the remnants and get some pups from this beauty. Considering I will be getting another more cosmetic sample shortly.